The Man of My Dreams by Curtis Sittenfeld [SOLD]

Do you feel like having a relaxing day in the weekend? :) If yes, grab this book, ladies!

Hannah Gavener is an interesting character. She is sent away to live with her aunt when she is fourteen years old because of her father's escalating fury and madness. She spends the rest of her life trying to understand if people ever really live happily ever after.

She questions her sister Allison's relationship with Sam and wonders why she loves this guy. Her cousin Fig is the party girl who dates a different person from week to week. Hannah floats from relationship to relationship and usually ends up picking guys she knows she'll never really be happy with.

Nice book for girls and even more mature women who would like to reviews part of their life! Call us to have this book NOW! :)

(some of the reviews are taken from www. amazon. com)

Rebecca's Tale by Sally Beauman

England, 1950s. It has been almost thirty years since Manderley, one of the most beautiful and oldest English estates, burned down under mysterious circumstances. The owners, Mr. and Mrs. de Winter, moved on to a somewhat pedantic life, forever victims of the things that went on at the estate after Max

de Winter's first wife, Rebecca, was murdered. What had happened to Rebecca and to Manderley? We all know Max's version -- but is there another untold story out there? Terence Gray, a young scholar who is fascinated with the old tale, wants to reopen the case, if only to write about it. And so, he seeks the help of Colonel Julyan, a distant member of the de Winters. Terence wants nothing more than to uncover hidden secrets, so he schemes his way into the colonel's life -- using Julyan's daughter, Ellie, as the perfect means for his ends. Where will all of this inquisitions lead? Is there indeed an untold story regarding Rebecca and her somewhat enigmatic life and death? Manderley may be long gone, but its legend still lives...

In all, Rebecca's Tale is an engrossing mystery, and will certainly keep you awake nights (or night?) trying to string together the trails of evidence presented. For you who are craving for stories similar to Agatha Christie's this book is definitely for you.